Flashpoint Brand
Flashpoint Wave Commander II Remote Tx Cable Panasonic
Wireless radio remote triggers select Panasonic cameras from up to 330 feet with single, continuous, BULB, delay and timer schedule modes via 2.4 GHz transmission across 32 channels
- Control camera from 330 feet away
- Choose from 32 channels on 2.4 GHz link
- Shoot single, continuous, BULB, delay or timer modes
- Works with select Panasonic cameras via included cable
- Reduce blur by triggering shutter without touching camera
Flashpoint Wave Commander II for Panasonic
The Flashpoint Wave Commander II is a wireless radio remote shutter release transmitter built for select Panasonic cameras. It lets photographers trigger the shutter from a distance, reducing camera shake and enabling shots that are difficult to capture by hand. The unit supports single, continuous, BULB, delay and timer schedule shooting modes for varied creative control.
Replacing wired or infrared remotes
This transmitter replaces tethered cable releases and line-of-sight infrared remotes with a 2.4 GHz radio link that works up to 330 feet away. The upgrade is worth it when you need to operate the camera from behind cover, across a field or while the camera is mounted in an inaccessible position. Interchangeable cables keep the system usable if you switch to another supported brand later.
Limits of the 2.4 GHz radio link
The 2.4 GHz band is shared by many household and industrial devices, so congestion can reduce the practical range below the stated 100 meters. The 32-channel system helps avoid interference, but dense wireless environments may still cause missed triggers. Obstructions such as thick walls or metal structures will also shorten the reliable control distance.
Highlights
- Control camera from 330 feet away
- Choose from 32 channels on 2.4 GHz link
- Shoot single, continuous, BULB, delay or timer modes
- Works with select Panasonic cameras via included cable
- Reduce blur by triggering shutter without touching camera
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which Panasonic connector does the included cable use?
The supplied cable terminates in the Panasonic remote socket used by select Lumix bodies; it plugs directly into that port with no adapter required.
How do you pair the transmitter to the receiver and which step is often missed?
Power both units, then press the channel button on the transmitter until its LED flashes; the receiver must be set to the same one of the 32 channels before the link locks.
What power source does the transmitter need and when should it be replaced?
The transmitter runs on standard AAA batteries; replace them when the status LED dims or the 2.4 GHz link becomes unreliable at distance.
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